March 2025

MPs on the cross-party Work and Pensions Committee will question Disabilities Minister Sir Stephen Timms on how the Department for Work and Pensions protects vulnerable people engaged with the benefit system.

Members discuss contribution of creative industries to productivity, jobs and the government's growth plan. Catch up

Members discuss positive impact of ongoing education on social, economic and personal wellbeing. Catch up

Members consider changes to draft law on national insurance contributions. Catch up

While lessons learned from past failures in introducing technology, PAC report warns Govt has not assessed likely impact on consumer energy bills of carbon capture programme

Foreign Affairs Committee examines the nature, origins and techniques of foreign disinformation campaigns

The Health and Social Care Committee’s inquiry on Community Mental Health Services gets underway next week with a first evidence session exploring patients’ experiences of accessing services.

Members vote on intimate images as Data Bill has its final checks in the Lords. Find out more

A cross-party committee of MPs has today launched an inquiry into how prisons, probation and rehabilitation are delivered in Wales.

Further scrutiny of apprenticeships bill concludes at report stage. Catch up

Financial Services Regulation Committee publishes its report ‘Naming and shaming: how not to regulate’.

MPs will debate a petition relating to inheritance tax relief for working farms.

Energy Security and Net Zero Committee launches a one-off hearing on the UK’s Industrial Strategy for Clean Power

Committee questions the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero’s “Mission Control” unit

Committee hears from witnesses with direct experience of insulation failures